currie rogers

[curriesimpson]

This frederick i think was his son from his first marriage, see 1910 census as posted on page 2 in this post

[dickiesam]

This frederick i think was his son from his first marraige

Since we have 5 pages on this topic, to save backtracking to check relevant data, could you post this FR's entry in the 1911 census? Or ideally, set up a new topic?

You will need the birth cert for him to get that important DoB unless you can find a baptism cert with that info on it. The year of birth on a census is calculated when being transcribed, not when the census was taken. And, unfortunately the age written on the Household Return by the Head of household can be out by a couple of years.

That said, FreeBMD has these births in Liverpool for the years 1902 to 1906...
Births Jun 1903: ROGERS, Frederick Thomas - W. Derby 8b 556
Births Jun 1904: Rogers, Frederick Theodore - Toxteth Park 8b 235

Births Dec 1904:
Rogers, Frederick - W. Derby 8b 616
Rogers, Frederick William - Toxteth Park 8b 223

Births Mar 1905: Rogers, Frederick Baker - W. Derby 8b 671

The first one in Dec 1904 looks promising but you will need to state the parents' names when applying to the GRO.

[dickiesam]

To continue...
Assuming the Dec qtr 1904 birth of a Frederick Rogers is the correct one, this is a good match...
Death: FREDERICK ROGERS
Date of Birth: 13 Nov 1904
Death year/qtr: 1971 / Jun qtr
District: CROSBY, Lancashire
Volume: 10C; Page: 232

If the birth cert is correct [parents etc] and the DoB matches then this is the death of your FR.

[curriesimpson]

Can i please thank you for all those who have helped my in finding my relatives. I have since discovered a lot more than i ever thought i could... my father's uncle, Duncan Currie married Emily Isabel Stone and on her side I have gone back to 1480 linking to 2 prime ministers (WilliamPitt the elder and the younger) and numerous others inc. a Joseph Bridger, who set up the oldest Protestant church in North America in 1632,

Thank you

[MaryA]

I can only say well done! most of us haven't managed to get that far.